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Through The Lens of Raghu Rai: An evening in Mumbai
A film screening at the open air venue –Press Club Mumbai terrace—brought alive the works and perspective of the legendary photographer, Raghu Rai
Kalbe Sadiq, a man of great courage, and vision
Image Courtesy:ummid.comAll along his life that spanned for 83...
Kashmiri Pandit hunger strike enter day 4
KPSS members have been fasting to draw the administration’s attention to the community’s plight
Remembering Maulana Dr Kalbe Sadiq: 1939-2020
The Islamic scholar, philosopher, reformer, educationist, and philanthropist leaves behind a rich legacy
Rajasthan police allegedly abduct woman who defied her parents’ dictat on marriage
26-year-old Delhiite demands protection from her own family who are forcing her to marry against her will.
Why are Delhi police calling Umar Khalid’s atheism a ‘pretence’?
In the NE Delhi riot chargesheet police alleged that Khalid’s ‘plans’ were ‘based on concept of Ummah, with total decimation of secular, national identities’
Ahmed Patel passes away
The veteran Congress leader was a key advisor to Sonia Gandhi and was known for his political acumen
Kerala govt to withdraw controversial Sec 118A from Kerala Police Act
The decision was made in a special cabinet meeting held by the LDF govt on November 24
UP cabinet clear ordinance against ‘love jihad’
UP has become the third BJP ruled state to take steps towards formulating a law against the radical term ‘love jihad’
Farmers, workers, trade unions prepare for nationwide unrest on November 26
As India’s peasantry forms a united front, workers and trade unions hold press conferences to warn people of what is to come on November 26.
Tarun Gogoi passes away!
The former Assam chief minister will be remembered for his compassion and commitment to harmony
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